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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
FIFTH EDITlok


s account IN yestsrds, Z nan ~ ,hs I'll
covery Of the haunts o{P spef 81 the di
famous ghost BY Dets 81, pIso ! Dol
VAS the nrs, in,imst,o ,,fe hutchin.oY
MAJ mem tns mystery WAS about II =, 'a = clifton
NJ. hntohinson is vsry ,s, y" % solved
ms adventure. but admit. '',Vra' aboa
the ststeMt lie huh n
ne has In his posss.,,o
S Sar' a;iy formed shoes. taxi pal,
dsn' ~i'h which the 'sn 49, 'Nn tll !
sb!.d 70 male the toyr'f, u va, Wa %
have sliks been the te,ror JsNps Ii,
Won q thote who hsva 40 '' sdnIia|
n " IN performances. Tue t 49,, 'oa
lao, pasue mt silly OF rubber. ana in ' s, W
mere 10 hred aal. sctil p sn NJ We .esl
pattern Used By leapers IN ,E s,,aS o. "
th.m his shoststip conit r ,ro Viii,
"'i.eeesiy and with srta.,sajs,ss N'l
hnichineon refuses /. Dry
eahot location OF the cave and 10y, y
on making the capi urs alone ~ = lrsir,
handed. In the mean ,ime ~ aul slnsl
snt Is at his old tricks La., | u'.s
snrouoed In black, le LIE, w. wy S!a
lsr les ON Fifth street and 10 o, SOs
tnem In hoarse voice si,s a'SO'
ioreisn accent A. this mr., ~,
.o~n me streets are not li.ttd N
timely arrival Of come meu d. ~. y
IN 1eicome visitor away. " "
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CIoasda q Uiscnarled.

VIM. T. Croasdsle, who wss arrested
q fav days ego on the charge OF vic.
lstipg the law by selling q ticket in .
lottery. was discharged ct the Jefferson
Police COURT in New York yesterday,
the detective not appearing against
him. The illezai,tv Of dispoElng OF
"ohas Geo" on articles at fairs Is there.
fore 10: definitely settled, 30 1t was
understood that the above srre't was
made In order to settle the matter, and
determine the course that should thence.
forth be pursued ut faire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
A Funeral Dinners Bin Of fare.

A Funeral Dinners Bin CT Fare.
NorrfstoNn Herald.
A large funeral took place recently In
towr sbip 10 the upper end Of Mont
gomery County. and the following list
OF things provided for the entertain 10 ent
and refrt Oh ment OF the mourLeys IL Ab.
solutely correct The figures given are
exact In respect 10 every article enums
rated; and by the time the funeral was
over the supply WAS pretty we'll ex,
hsusted.
This 10 what was oousumed: 100 pies
and cakes, 80 loaves Of bread, 10 dozen
rusf, 10 dCzsn Highs cakes, 10 dozen
rolls, 10 dozen mixed cakes, = doz, n
pound cakes Il n. each), a hsms, 40
lbs. roast beef, = cheese, 10 h .. peaches,
3 n. primes, is n. raisins { for piee)
IL ms. sugar used on table, besides -
n,. used In baking, 9 quarts Of ground
coffee, besides milk, relishes, potatoes
end lots Of other things good to be
eaten.
Eight ladies and four men, psishbors
Of the dece ased, spent the whole o. the
day before the funeral In preparing,
cooking and baking for the event.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Tho Little TYCOON,

Tonight and tomorrow night the
Temple Theatre Company, from Philn
delphis, will appear at the Opera House
and present THE Little Tycoon" With
the original scenery, costumes and sp
po!ntments which has contributed In p
great measure to Its unparalleled NC
oess. The opera Is well known here and
we'll sppre oiated. A number oil seals
have already been taken, end the indi.
cations are that 1t will ba greeted with
ctowded houtes both nights.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Au>.ssis.s uAsrrs.

On Wednesday evening SAMUEL b.
Virtua appeArsd before judge Cumntps
and had . warrant Issued for Bspj s,nin
Gam, . saloon keepar u Nos. 223 and
225 King street, ON . charge Of selling
liquor 20 his ron, . minor. Virtue
brought the beer In . kettle 70 police
STATION, and also said that Gam was In
the habit Of se!lipg TO bis son Willie,
who is but II years Of ago. The 90
Gu led was arrested. bat whom the case
was called before Judge Cumm this
moruipg, Virius stated that he had sent
tho boy for the beeH for tbs purpose Of
preferiBg Q charge sgainst Gam. He
10 i'd tnai he Was drunk when be had
warrant isrued, end wzs Gerry that he
did It. The Judge inter repri nandine
MIN pretty sharply dismissed the case.
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f,.LE.

lRtLsND.-On the 10Th irst, James T.,
son OF john y. snd AnAaJ. Ireland, ssed
3 mJuths and "A days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-.
den,e OF his parents, z25 Orapgs street, on
tIicay, the u.s. Inst, at Q ciock p. N.
lntormcIt at liVervieH csmeteiy.
WEBB-Cn 'ha 10Th inst Alfred. son OF
william aud Jane webb, sged al year,
Relatives and friolds are respectfully In
vtted 10 attend his funeral from the rssio eros
Of his parents. at Riddles Banks, n Satur.
day Afternoon. seryi3eg a: the house at 2 10
o'cioak. ln.eImsEt at Mt. salsn Oeme.
terry.
ALEX aNDER-O ARROW AT the Y .rst
m. L. Cbutch, October 10, 1887, by ,he
Rev. -. Il. farri av, har. ". a. Alexander
TO Miss ARnie Uarr, W, AL Of this city.
Queen Anne u unity, nd, papers pieose
copy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Personal.

Theodore Hawkins was visiting le.a.
lives In this city yesterday.
William 5eeds and Winfield Scott
Simmons Of Washipeto ton, ID. q paid
this city o visit yesterday.
Miss Il ~ Cooling Ia lying III At her
parents residence, King STREET above
Seventh.
Miss Mamie Joret, who has been
with the Messrs. Reynolds OF Middle.
town for some months, has accepted q
position In . store in cur city.
Mrs. E. r Cochran and Miss Maggie
Bessten, OF Middlato~n, have gone to
the Delaware Water Gap for few
weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Tha CLAM IsIOWors.

The weather interfsred someWis, ~, ,s
evening with the attendance o. , Mon
Audsrson's glass blowing esn.pav,
ana the ropd was not as large rs lsu
Miss Maggie Ha, den was the ~ .o"ns
OF the p ,izs In the CONTEXT for yv ,ah.
misses under IS years OF age. 10 p, nd
there will be contest for tbs ocIo, a an
young America VIII have an s XXX:
tunity afforded OF casting p saSt.
Professor joke has Dsde sopo rr,ch
tiops 10 hi. electrical bppara'us, s nan
renders 1, even more nttfSItns s.oons
before, There will be some nAa" ,his
presapis given away 20 VisI'0-'
evening,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
VIM, B. SHARP { CO,
Fourth and Market SIS,

We are having a COM
motion and clearing out in
our basement.
There's too much there.
It's got to 60.
How?
This way. Red Flannels
have been hauled out, re-
duced, shaped up. They are
all wool, fine ard heavy
twilled, necicated-a splen-
did line of red ilannels. but
TOO many-regular goods
found III any store.
hOea A. oE GENTS on 70 90
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Charged with rraspass.

John Rilzmsu, John murray and
Martin Clifford were before Judge
OuDmirs this morhIng charsed with
tiespaeslpg on the cars OF the Baltimore
81 Ohio Railroad Com pany. The charge
vas preferred by Special Ofi,e Haw-
kins, who testified that they vera very
much annoyed by men trespassina on
The care. They were adjucRed guilty
aud fned o. AID costs each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Remember what We Have Told You

A~s We hhNo hoio hou'
We can save you from 10 TO is cents
on every pound OF tea you buy of US.
Oar SO and 60-cent teas are EQUAL 10 We
Oh and 20 cent teas sold e!sew here. The
proof OF the pudding lie In the eating,
and the proof OF Whist we say IL In try.
Ing our tes and convincing yourself 81
whas We say 10 true. Ctippep, E:si
EeuQno EsYost,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
at tho Academy OF MUSIC.

Sadie Hasson and the Nobody g
Claim Company still continues to draw
Reod houses ct tie Academy OF innate
The play 10 interesting and 10 presented
In an EXCELLENT msurer. There will be
m atinee TO MORROW afternoon, End ths
osing performances will be given in
She evening
Next week "Upder the Gas Light
Will DO the attraction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
FESAh EIAh.

Powell, In the Third st'eet market,
has auo;ber full assortment uf fresh fish
tor Tomorrow mArke', Consisting of
white Ash, hJundeFs, Dses, cat fsh
.rtsh d, pike, butter fsh and other
varletses His stal.s Will be open until
10 O'clock At night.
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spo,.t,ng sOte.

The Wess Chester Local rsf,' toito,
Trlu Die, beTriS Hayes INV ,ss,s, left
and EoEia Pya1e, the tr9l.lrr - II riot.
nero WeaU s3ag for HsI,' = rbe for
ting PsrS. w,I2ius'o9, p y sracs, .
Pal Psi,assipais joose,, sna i ns, 'I' Of til.
b. drive ~ Oliff Hta9h' 'c5eg Of
s soTsq no'ooa, 1T, to d., i.t '1 ,aa sing
pisce =, s. Psser fA'"'
hor.f l. 'TA5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

The Wilmington Il Northern Rail.
rosd Company 10 removing tho bridge
over the Brandy wine st BlrmipRh I'm
Park. There 10 no further use for II
now tbst the excursion and picnic sea.
sou IL over, and IL would be endane cred
by high water 10 left staudips during
the winter. The bridge, which In .
wooden one built In tuch manner - 10
be easily taken down aud put up, viii
be plsced In position again next cum
mec.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Boys
coarse boots, 81 90. at Babcock'S, 2O6
Market street, above Second.


A little boy while attempting TO cross
the street q: Third aid Madison streeGs
this morning. wss stiu7S BY o horse
and knocked down The horse WAS
stopped and the little fellow picked up
He vas lot injured beyond q few
bruises.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Gaod Things Getting P|snlisI
Than Days 10 Ad1sItiss
Them.

Bear in mind, this is head
quarter, tor a variety as well
as reliable goods and low
prices.
Big as it souuds, we have
thousands Of Owe rcoats and
more making. It's Just the
weather to say so. We are
selling them at the lowest
prices you know of.
SIS Overcoats. A very
popular quality. Neat, du,a-
BILE; will command the good
will OF those who like an
overco 1t to look we'll a long
while besides wearing 30.
Pull on one o. our $40
Melton Overcoats, and you
have the best of It's quality
to be got anywhere for 1t,
Shall we say itl Mems
Suits at Sl4 that will almost
outwear any ordinary pair
of shoes. Pleasing style;
substantial all-wool feel. We
are making these up as fast
as we can. We know the
price and the goods will get
them a lively market Plenty
in now.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21
Supposed 10 nave a,eu ,to,.p.

Othcer Hardy has recovered q rev
horse blanket and hurc'ngls from Junk
shop, which 1t Is Supposed bad been
stolen. They we're SOLD % the Junk
dealer, for 3 small amount, by colored
nsu, and are now at pol CO station
waiting tdeptifi cation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

is, and they are here by the
hundreds.
Raglans-stylish long gar
ments.
Our fine number Of Seal
Cloth has just come. $45.
You will like our Seal
Plush Wraps; they are pref
,y--good material and well
made--SI7, never before
less than S25.
Little Boys Suits.
WM. 3. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

pi o/3
Any one who uses red fan
nels can be interested here.
We have put on sale one
splendid and special line OF
5.frame Body Brussels Car
pets, all in the new designs
and colorings for fall They
have handsome borders to
match, ard are also in hall
and stair sets. This special
lot is reduced to 81 per yard,
from S125
Another bargain in car.
pets is a complete line Of
the very best Tapestry
Brussels, all with borders to
match, and especially adap.
ted for psrlor, library and
halls. Thhey are of he new.
Get fall designs. We have
reduced thu lot from 90
cents to IS. You rever
bought this quality be.
fore at that. You want to
get here soon. We have
the medium grade Tapestry
Brussels at 6oc los of them
think Of the small differ
ence between the highest
and the lowest,
Moquette- what pre- tier!
! We have Wiltons higher
in price, bu, no more effect
i've.
Goblin. yes! still higher
but no handsc mer-!uxury
and cheapness are emphatl-
cally combined in a Mo-
quette Carpet, and you'll
say 30 when you see it on
your parlor, $3.50 per yard,
all new patterns-$I IS last
seasons - We recommend
them as the best medium
priced parlor carpet made.
. Ingrain Ca'pets-You'd
, hardly think SO pretty a one
could be sold for so cents.
. Lock into cur Ii grain rocr
and see them.
I From that up to the very
|. best Atwood carpets for y
: cents-a hundred different
t patterns.
u Corticene noor covering,
a yard to 4 yards wide.
I.inoleum the same.
Is Oh Cloths from IS cent:
!, up to the fac 4 aglish effects
}, ut 81.
}, With a largely increa ms
:, Z carpet business we eff.
v many Inducements to buy
d ers,
!, The "Gold Medal" Car
:; ret Sweeper is thu best
: We have il. So, Nqisless
:, justices.
!. Our : aides Coats an,
3 b Wraps are coming dsiIy, i
y new AID pretty styles
~ ~ Misses and CLi,dun's, toe
''.e Ladies Plaid lcke.s. So o
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nj AKlflh u.

fAYLDh-HA On Wednesday,
Oc:1oe. 18th, at the residence Of tie
btds'S parehts, 1907 West seventh street,
bJ tho hey. J. l. EsiIip, Ban jlniin r.
Tsylof snd May Ella Garrett, b5th q
th4s city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

NoiioE.
ihe annual N Getting Of "I'ha Fofa er's As
SOC iation Of New Castle County fer the 10
ooVery OF Stolen Horses and Gu!es," andel
tho Esr charter, will b. held in the board
OF Trade foons, corner 1th and Shiplsy SIS
on saturday,, CctoLer .9ih, 1857, al 10 o. IN
Inc annual cleo ion Of officers viii be he'd
ana other business OF impor lance transact
Cd. a ioll aftenisno is requested.
J. Il. h FfsDK l. , Secretary.
Whining ton, DOL, Get. 10, 1881.
o2l, 22,262J
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Misses and Chi.drn's, too
Ladies Plaid Jlcke.s. So 90

Atln:ce!y made and trimmed.
A marvel how they can be-
made at the prices; yet so it
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schFpuLR IN GsIEfJr. Jrif o. Iss;
Af%ins ieSvs DolSxArs Avsbus lt1yG4
EASI. q, ~ q II.

scHEpULB In GsTHfJr. J5if 0. lss;
1t%ins lave D0lSHArs Avsbus Ita1,G4
EAST.SUusD:.
fa"E. decentralization, dn.ly s,sS. n
fcii@. Accommodation, dsiy...s.ag a x
ph'lH. AccoIll1ocE.!G oStly ..-..5A
rhiia. Accommodation. caiiy....lgsS d %,
pssis. oAsstsr evprsss, daily n.is 4. X
phisa. Aoocn1o@ ation, datly 80. l.5o ?. L!
rni;1. Accommodation, 5aiiJ...s. s.l9 p. u
mia. & Chester .cyp-Gas, daily. ...t.t5 2. II
Sati. accommodation, oaiiy.... 40 b. q
eoita' keas:a Iooj .i.on, DR. Wy, 6sG ). N
raiio' act?2 d"ng wet : -~i.y,Y.C I
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except spDtay...........,... q. Il
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htTiY.a OiacinnE:i LEA 4. n. 81. lsor.
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sunday, so p. M. daily. Ior Baltnor,
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= 10 s7.N and $50 q. N. daily. Tls ., IL
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lnag leg red top boots, only 70 cents, at
bsocock's, 2c6 Market street, above
3ecoud.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

gu tand satohsi, ahoit IS la &c
ioLs, IN FIout, ffapon or Union sweets
Or on rod to nj srsha !on, about 10 O'clock
90 ihu'eiay n.gh', Oct. 20. Tho aooyo re-
sA'd Will be paid, On the eonIsnlB of the
salclel, principally books oi value TO the
ewder and GO Sne Dlse. II lelarned to L. H.
mefritt's rotet, froyt ADu Ftepsh s,torts
WIN inkt a bel, or 10 J j.. WtJUDOtF)H,
e5l harl.t st., Phi!adel Jhia Pa. o2t-2G@
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NJ ANt-b-9 UH X OMs fOk
w ii.ht LouEeI o!iaz, wi hsn dinner
distsnc. Of tao IL s. Il Gu. Tuiss br gen
tlenan an wife without en- luubrst 90.
heiersnee exchanged Ad4fess N. IL this
oLce Us
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Mania


coarse boots q, at Babcock's. 2o6 Mar.
ket street, above 8 ,sond.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

AOi SD-Ji W nLN ESUhY, IN TAr
:! Mad son street market a small sum OF
modey. Apply 1t 8.h ami Franklin ste. lts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-21

With them a small lot of
elegant all-wool Shakers
that share the same fate.
Those at so cents 60 to 375
/" S7l =" " IS
-" ISL " S7k
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sALTia0xx q UnlO EAiIauAp

NNNtYhI FRAyS0 lof h-fah5,
Ik.z. - y. rusV GSa4fGi * a,LSsIy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-18
The Montauk KNIGHTS.

NEW YORK, May 17-For about the
tenth time in two years, the case of the
Montauk Association of the Knights of
Labor of Brooklyn, in its struggle for
separate eXiStenceJfrOm District Assem-
bly, 40 of this city, was rehearsed last
night, and the conclusion was the same
as on all previous occasions. II. b.
Barry and L. b. Mcguire were appointed
a special committee of the general
executive board to make the inVestiga-
ton, and they met a committee from the
Brooklyn association and 40 in Pytha-
goras hall last night. The two sides of
the controversy were ably represented,
but the result was apparently a fore
gone conclusion, 1t was reported after
the meeting that the Montauks would
not get charter, and as the local as
semblieS which comprised the associa-
ton have been suspended and are not,
therefore, considered members of the
order, it remains for them to declare
what they will do now.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-18
Old ECGYISM.

Young cities need young blood and
youthful energy to successfully work
out their destinics, or what is the same
thing, old heads whose brains are still
atire with youthful vigor. No city af-
fected with the dry rot of old fogyism
can attain to the full measure of its
proper development and just in proper
ton as that dry rot is extended Just so
will the progress of the city be retarded.
st. Paul is not free from the blighting
effect of old fogyiSm. While the city
POSSESSES Il wealth of energy and enter
prise that has made it marvel. it might
have accomplished still greater things
and would now achieve more remark
able results were the old fogies cleared
out of the way.
Who is it that owning business lots
in the center of the city. refusing to
build, allows them to lie idle, Or build
ing. constructs miserable One-story shan
ties which reflect nothing but discredit
upon builder and city alike? The old
fogy. Who is it whose ultra-conserv-
atism opposes every scheme for
the Improvement or advancement
of the city? The old fogy.
Who is it whose ominous croakings are
always to be heard discouraging the en-
terprise of more energetic citizens? The
old fogy. In short, it is always the old
fogy who stands as an impeachment in
the way of all progress and develop
ment.
The only wonder is that with such a
large proportion of old fogies, whose
habits and ideas are all of another day
and generation, that st. Paul could have
made such a wonderful record. She
could not have done it were it not for
the fact that she also numbers among
her pushing. go-ahead people many
whose gray hairs are no indication that
they have lost any of their youthful en-
thuSiaSm and early energy. e..
Push the old f0gies into the rear
ranks and the city will make even more
remarkable strides along the high road
of prosperity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-18
n CRAZY HUSBAND.
~
He Attempts to Kill His Wife---A
Terrible Struggle. ~

CINCINNATI, o., May 17.-At o'elockl
this morning a wild-eyed man of about
80 years of age, with his long hair torn,
and his face showing traces of bloodiii
entered the Central police station and
said to the officer in CHARGE Il am j.
Goodspeed and have assaulted my wife.
| do not know whether she is dead or
not, you had better lock me I'D until
you find out. Send to the Bodley home-
stead OH Prices hill.' The man was
locked up and an officer sent at once to
the place Indicated, which is in the exc
IRENE western portion of the city. AT
the house the officer found Mrs. Good
speed in bed with her face and throat
bearing marks of violence. She was
ayerSe to talking, but when told that her
husband had surrendered himself, she
went on to say that they had played GRO
quet en- the lawn sntil last night wnen
she retired, mr. GoodSpeed saying he
was not ready yet. About II O'Clock she
heard him in the room but fell asleep.
At midnight she was awakened to find
him standing over her with giaring eyes
and an awful expression on his face,
trying TO twist some dark cloth around
her throat. A terrible struggle ensued.
i'll the course of which she begged him
to desist, offering him the title to all her
property; but he was memorable, and
beat her with something he held in his
hand: Finally she caught his long
beard and with all her force wrenched
portion of it from his face. This caused
him such pain that he relinguished his
hold, and, a servant entering at that
point, he left the room. Maj. GOodSpeed
married Mrs. Bodley, wealthy widow,
a year or two ago, after an acquaintance
formed at Athens, o., where he was an
esteemed citizen, having for long
time served as principal of the public
schools. Mrs. GoOdspeed is of the
opinion that her husbands mind is de-
ranged, and that view is taken by all
who know him. He was, therefore.
taken this forenoon to the Sanitarium
at College Hill, where his mental condi-
ton will be ascertained. He has hitherto
borne spotless reputation and has been
held in high esteem by all his acquain-
tanees, Mrs. Goodspeed will be con
fined to her room for some time by the
injuries to her head. throat and breast.